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>“I still plan to continue to use it,” he said. “The main friction point is, really, the mattress should work even without Wi-Fi.” I appreciate the drifting se
by 1shooner 1y ago
>“I still plan to continue to use it,” he said. “The main friction point is, really, the mattress should work even without Wi-Fi.”
I appreciate the drifting semantics of names, but Wi-Fi and AWS are really not the same thing.
- HPsquared 1y agoNo WiFi, no AWS (as far as the mattress is concerned). "Works without WiFi" would be sufficient but not necessary for functioning through the AWS outage.
- omnicognate 1y agoRight, but during the AWS outage that took these beds out presumably most of the owners had functioning WiFi.
- ashwoods 1y agoI'd venture to say that the person meant that these kind of devices should be designed to work "locally first".
- NoPicklez 1y agoI think perhaps they mean it should just run locally, rather than without an internet connection at all